City Plans Five Part HUD Grant To Rebuild City
The city resumes two public hearings on a five part redevelopment plan seeking nearly 1 million dollars from HUD. It includes sewer separation in the northwest, handicapped access upgrades, downtown housing for the elderly, street extension to ease congestion, and an urban renewal package. Pre application is due Jan. 21 in Columbus.
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Goodsite
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George
Gallup
Republic
Whittlesey Avenue
Enis
Seminary Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Columbus
Wound Seen as Conspiracy Clue in Kennedy Killing
Gainesville attorney Kenneth Brooten, former House Assassinations Committee chief counsel, says Kennedy autopsy showed a hematoma under the shoulder blade that could support a conspiracy theory. He notes the 1977 memo suggesting checking a bullet fragment as a cause. Justice Department will review the full committee report before possible reopening.
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Gainesville, Fla
UPI
John F. Kennedy
House
Gainesville
Kenneth Brooten
Kennedy
Subcommittee
Brooten
Washington
Justice Department
Martin Luther King Jr
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Maryland
Navy
1978 Fires Cause 46500 In Losses
Volunteer firemen in New London fought 36 fires in 1978 causing an estimated 46500 in damage. Losses by area were 28000 in the village, 15000 in Clarksfield Township, 1500 in Fitchville Township, and 2000 in New London Township. They attended 12 local and nine county meetings, aided neighboring departments, supplied water for local events, and escorted Santa Claus downtown. Chief Walters investigated 28 fires with the state fire marshal and the department welcomed four new members.
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New London
al Walters
Clarksfield
Fitchville
New London Township
Greenwich
Rochester
Hartland
Santa Claus
Walters
Norther Ohio Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Norwood
Tengowski Elected Planning Chairman
Joseph Tengowski was chosen as chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission, a six year member who also served as vice chairman. Noel Arnold was elected vice chairman and Mrs. Wilma Nickols was retained as secretary, with meetings set for the second and fourth Tuesdays at 7 30 p.m. The panel recommended council approval of the Flood Plain Hazard Plan, guiding land use in flood hazard areas and flood insurance eligibility.
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Joseph Tengowski
Planning and Zoning Commission
Tengowski
Garcia Drive
Noel Arnold
Indian Terrace
Wilma Nickols
Norwalk
Council
Robert Hoag
Fisher Titus Hospital Admissions Report
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Anna Prossser of Bucyrus Mrs Edna Carnicom Clyde Hans Ziegler Norwalk Mrs Marjorie Crecelius Milan Mrs Annette Amerine Norwalk Mrs Barole Risner Greenwich Master Thomas Meikle Norwalk Miss Ellen Winkler Collins Thomas Howarth Bellevue Miss Wende Bissell Norwalk Miss Jennifer Lanius Norwalk Mrs Florentine Weimer Norwalk Daniel Wooley Norwalk John Winkler Norwalk Norman Huntington Norwalk Oscar Lucas New London and Baby Devon Bursley Norwalk Discharges include Mrs Carol Chavez and daughter Norwalk and Baby Angela Cotter New London.
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Anna Prossser
Bucyrus
Edna Carnicom
Clyde
Hans Ziegler
Norwalk
Marjorie Crecelius
Milan
Annette Amerine
Barole Risner
Greenwich
Thomas Meikle
Ellen Winkler
Collins
Thomas Howarth
Bellevue
Wende Bissell
Jennifer Lanius
Florentine Weimer
Daniel Wooley
John Winkler
Norman Huntington
Oscar Lucas
New London
Devon Bursley
Carol Chavez
Angela Cotter
Fair Board elects officers and sets fair dates and prices
Richard Wiles of rural Willard was elected president of the Huron County Agricultural Society for 1979, with George Ryerson as vice president and James Ross re-elected secretary. The fair will run Aug 13-18, six days, with adults paying $2 general admission and membership tickets rising to $6. The board reported 1978 income of $155,384, with largest racing revenue $36,801 and expenses of $41,577, leaving a 1979 start with $15,244 on hand and a $29,525 balance from 1977.
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Richard Wiles
Willard
Huron County Agricultural Society
Donald Knight
Norwalk
Wiles
George Ryerson
James Ross
North Fairfield
Fair Board
Treasury
Quick-change artist bilks Burger Chef for $28.65
Police report a fast sting at Burger Chef where five people in a dirty green car left around 5 15 p m after a man passed a $20 bill and received $18 75 in change. A countergirl recalls two black men and three black women ordering two hot chocolates and one hamburger totaling 1 25. Authorities traced the license to a Warren man as a break in at St Paul High School gym is investigated with window damage and scattered uniforms valuing under 100 dollars. A later correction identifies the Friday accident driver as Donald VanFleet of Monroeville, not David VanFleet.
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Gary Jackson
Whittlesey Ave
Warren
Ohio Turnpike Patrol
St. Paul High School
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Ehove Joint Vocational School
Avery
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Marrett
Ehove
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Firestone
Monro-Matics
Amer
Blackwall
Old Tire
American Express
Rm Vem
Sugardale
Whittlesey Norwalk
Bologna
Frankies
Georgia Sackett
Georgia E. Sackett
Grove Street
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Ruggles Township
Ashland County
Ruggles
William H. Cellar
Napa
Calif
G. M. Cellar
San Bernadino
Donald VanFleet
Monroeville
David VanFleet
Ivan
Margaret
Marion Pierce
Judi Pierce
Bellevue City
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